Chap. 213.—An ACT Enlarging the Corporation of the Town of New Mar.
ket, in the County of Shenandoah.

Approved March 28, 1871.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That so much of
the act passed on the fourteenth day of December, seventeen
hundred and ninety-six, entitled an act establishing several
towns, and so much of any and all other acts and parts of acts,
whether passed before or since said act, as relate to or prescribe
the corporate limits or boundaries of the town of New Mar-
ket, in the county of Shenandoah, be amended and re-enacted
80 as to establish and fix the corporate limits and boundaries
of New Market as follows, to wit: beginning at a stone in the
line between the lands of Charles E. Rice and the heirs of A.
Henkel, deceased; thence south twenty-seven and three-fourths
degrees, west two hundred and fifty-six poles, to a point in
Strayer’s spring branch, near an oak tree; thence north sixty-
two and one-fourth, west one hundred and two poles, to a
stone, near a large rock; thence north twenty-seven and three-
fourths, east two hundred and fifty-six poles, to a stone; thence
south sixty-two and one-fourth, east one hundred and two
poles, to the beginning.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.